Sentence examples for the unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

There was also Lili's determination to remain the unrepeatable love of a great poet's life.

All these form the unrepeatable single moment, which the story tries to do justice to.

Years later, more desperate than ever, he is still trying to repeat the unrepeatable.

As for Morley, he likes the unrepeatable nature of the event.

In retrospect, that export boom may have been the unrepeatable result of cheap money and buoyant investment.

Cartier-Bresson is famous for his philosophy of "the decisive moment" in a photograph, the unrepeatable glimpse of the real.

Incest turns up (frequently), as does bestiality, mutilation, and necrophilia — indeed, the redolent middle section is exactly what makes the joke unrepeatable in public but infinitely repeatable backstage, after hours, among professional comics.

"Man"—and what we are now talking about is the unique, unrepeatable person, who may behave like Hitler or Gautama Buddha, like Newton or the homme moyen sensuel or the village idiot.

Following Kant, Rickert defines the natural sciences as generalizing (Rickert 1986, 34; Rickert 1962, 46), that is, they form their concepts by way of moving away from the individual, unrepeatable occurrences encountered in experience.

As Andy LeCates, FileMaker's director of solutions consulting, told me, the focus of FileMaker remains making it easy to use and enable teams to build custom apps for the kind of unrepeatable processes for which off-the-shelf apps from the App Store aren't quite right.

"I remember the 1964 election, and the most disgusting unrepeatable things said by Peter Griffiths, the Conservative candidate for Smethwick," Straw said yesterday.